Information Technology
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Improved information technology is critical to the success of any company. Sue DeWalt makes an important point that any HR software must address three essential requirements: protect of employee privacy; adhere to statutory notice and report requirements; and follow appropriate record retention rules (DeWalt 92). Human resources tracking system software usually allows companies to track and report a variety of HR-related tasks, including: I interviewed Steven Kozack, editor of Covering Human Resources, an e-newsletter directed to Human Resources professionals. Mr. Kozack answered a few questions about purchasing HRIS tracking software for a small business: Question: What is your opinion of installing a stand-alone software package for tracking applicants for EEOC compliance and reporting purposes in a small business? Answer: The EEOC prohibits discrimination based on age, disability, national origin, pregnancy, race, religion, gender or sexual orientation. I am not aware of any software that tracks only these factors. Smaller HRIS software is usually designed to organize and automate HR and employee benefits administration.ö Kozack add
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Approximate Word count = 836
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page)
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